Jason Goff ‏@Jason1Goff · 34m34 minutes ago
You're stuck with me for another year, Chicago. #BlessingsOnBlessings

Nothing says security and success like a 1 year deal.

that's 364 days more than my deal.

Good for Goff.

Good for Goff.

Agreed, although I almost never hear mid day radio. The little I hear has been enjoyable.

I dont hate the show by any means, but it could be so much better.....this should be evidenced by a 1 year itself.

Getting a 1 year deal when you have a radio show, really isnt a good thing.

Of course it could be worse, but 1 year doesnt say much.

They'dve given a light-skinned brother 2 years

Dave Wannstedt said:The "Guy Talk" is turible."

How much you think Goffer is pulling down? He makes reference to his nice crib, his affinity for good scotch and nice(ish) cigars, as well has his new car and flashy crib, so what's the deal? Is he in debt up to his eyeballs, just hoping a Boers-esque deal gets thrown his way, or can he actually afford all the stuff he alludes to?

My sources say 120k

They'dve given a light-skinned brother 2 years

My sources say 120k

Like I've said, I've heard Goff say he can't wait until pay day. "I go right away and pay my bills. Gots to pay the "light bill" and the "crib rent", playa". Or something like that. So if a single guy with no wife and kids is desperate for his pay day to pay bills, with a salary of 120k per year, then he's spending well beyond his means.

So I doubt he's making 120k.

Well, I assumed that 120K is his salary, not his take-home. If he's salaried at 120K per, unless the math on this take-home calculator is off, he's actually netting around $80K a year before refunds come back (if any).

So, if he wants to live in/near downtown, any decent-sized apartment is going to run 2500-3500 a month (the upper-edge of that range buys an apartment with enough space for his many bashes and grilling, of course). Throw in utilities ($250?), internet/TV ($225) (highest-grade TV, too, so he can watch teh sportzz), and he's already at $3000-$4000 a month, or $36K-$48K.

Even at ~$40K minus rent and minor living expenses, I can see someone blowing through a majority of that just to try to pay for food, car, insurance, entertainment, etc., downtown. He might get some more back than you would expect, given that some of his living expenses are also "business expenses", but if CBS over-withholds as a safety? He could easily get fucked, despite the big number listed on his contract.

Maybe hes putting 15% away on a 401k or IRA, he don't seem the type to be broke every payday..I bet he's smart enough to know this radio thing can go byebye anytime.